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Little-used techniques of content analysis lend force and validity to this review of six widely publicized leader-scholar reports, by the author of Road of Propaganda. Mrs. Dovring, a Swede displaced to Urbana, Illinois, analyzes the reports in the general categories of symbols of identification, problems, and demands. She contends that the reports tend to be banal by seeking to speak to a large audience, and ineffective by speaking from the shelter of expertism.

The ideologies of persons or peoples can best be derived by determining how acceptable or unacceptable certain alternative future states of affairs are to them. The extent of agreement or disagreement regarding desirable futures among peoples of various countries gives a measurement of present and future ideological conflicts. The author, of Columbia University's Department of Sociology, reports on a preliminary study based on these principles and discusses some implications of the approach.1

SummaryThe Indian Statistical Institute at Calcutta.After an introductory statement on the organisation of official statistics in India the author describes the various departments of the Indian Statistical Institute, and its contributions to the development of sampling methods, in mathematical statistics and theory of probability, biometrics, psychometrics, statistical quality control, demography and economic development planning. The Institute occupies a leading position in India as a national and international centre of statistical research and training at very advanced levels.

An analysis of the uses and admissibility of opinion surveys in civil litigation. The author discusses the meaning, use, and problems presented by such things as proving consumer opinion, judicial notice, expert witnesses, and the legal status of consumer surveys-the question of admissibility of their results as evidence in a court of law. He predicts that in time the consumer opinion survey will supersede the unsavory public witness and will become the standard method of presenting opinion evidence. R. Halpern.

Since 1968/69, have sub-title: A compilation of abstracts and key word and author indexes; since 1971, the additional sub-title: Catalog. ; The 1901/1947 ed. includes abridged summaries, but only for publications published between 1942-1947, the summaries of the eds. published from 1901-1941 are found in Circular C24 and its supplements. ; Published in succession as Circular 460, Miscellaneous publication 240, and Special publication 305 and its supplements. ; Mode of access: Internet.

With reproduction of original t.-p.: An essay upon the government of the English plantations on the continent of America, together with some remarks upon the discourse on the plantation trade, written by the author of the essay on ways and means, and published in the second part of his Discources, on the publick revenues and on the trade of England. By an American. London, 1701. ; Digital reproduction. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; Description based on print version record.

At head of title: Ministero delle finanze. Provveditorato generale delli stato Antonio Masconi, ministro delle finanze. ; Accompanied by "Supplemento, 1924-1930, e aggiunte al periodo anteriore." (2 p. L., vii-xiii p. 1 L., 346 col. 26 cm.) Published: Roma, Libreria dello stato, 1931. ; Arranged under the various departments with author and subject indexes. ; Alberto de' Stefani, ministro delle finanze. ; At head of title: Ministero delle finanze. Provveditorato generale dello stato. ; Mode of access: Internet.

The way to concrete realization -- The league must be representative -- The necessary powers of the league -- The labour view of Middle Africa -- Getting the league idea clear in relation to imperialism -- The war aims of the western allies compactly stated -- The future of monarchy --The plain necessity for a league -- Democracy -- The recent struggle for proportional representation in Great Britain -- The study and propaganda of democracy ; Mode of access: Internet. ; Special Collections copy inscribed by the author

Occasional recollections during seventy years. -- A visit to Wordsworth, 1849. -- Walks and visits in Wordsworth's country. -- Sara Coleridge and her brothers, Hartley and Derwent Coleridge. -- Sir John Taylor Coleridge and Lord Coleridge (Lord chief justice of England) -- Charles Kingsley; a reminiscence. -- Oxford, and the author of "The Christian year". -- The Oxford commemoration, 1860. The Right Honourable William Edward Forster. England and the House of commons in the closing days of the American civil war. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Occasional recollections during seventy years.--A visit to Wordsworth, 1849.--Walks and visits in Wordsworth's country.--Sara Coleridge and her brothers, Hartley and Derwent Coleridge.--Sir John Taylor Coleridge and Lord Coleridge (Lord chief justice of England)--Charles Kingsley; a reminiscence.--Oxford, and the author of "The Christian year".--The Oxford commemoration, 1860.--The Right Honourable William Edward Forster.--England and the House of commons in the closing days of the American civil war. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Pages 1-182 identical with correspondingly paged matter in the author's: The Armenian crisis in Turkey ; New York : Putnam's, 1895 ; and The Armenian crisis and the rule of the Turk ; London : Hodder and Stoughton, 1895. ; Includes facsimile of letter to the author from the Rt. Hon. W.E. Gladstone. ; Cover title: Armenian massacres and Turkish tyranny. ; ACCESS: May only be used at the Armenian Research Center ; please call 313 593-5181 for Center hours. ; Mode of access: Internet.

[p. 2] ; column 7 ; 4 ½ col. in ; Despite Brigham Young's threatening statements, the Mormons do not plan to resist the U.S. troops. Congress needs to decide if it will interfere in the domestic affairs of Utah or if it will leave affairs to "squatter sovereignty." There are no laws against polygamy, so the Mormons are not doing anything legally wrong. The author notes that the Democratic Party cannot interfere in Utah without undermining their doctrine of popular sovereignty.

Commentary on the actions and inactions of foreign citizens and diplomatic agents in the Rio de la Plata, including Commodore Purvis, the writings of Sir Woodbine Parish and publications of the 'British Packet' and 'Gazette Mercantile', and the social and economic conditions and consequences of the government of Juan Manuel José Domingo Ortiz de Rosas, including relations, trade and immigration between the Rio de la Plata, Europe and North America. Possible author, Florencio Varela

Commentary on the actions and inactions of foreign citizens and diplomatic agents in the Rio de la Plata, including Commodore Purvis, the writings of Sir Woodbine Parish and publications of the 'British Packet' and 'Gazette Mercantile', and the social and economic conditions and consequences of the government of Juan Manuel José Domingo Ortiz de Rosas, including relations, trade and immigration between the Rio de la Plata, Europe and North America. Possible author, Florencio Varela

Commentary on the actions and inactions of foreign citizens and diplomatic agents in the Rio de la Plata, including Commodore Purvis, the writings of Sir Woodbine Parish and publications of the 'British Packet' and 'Gazette Mercantile', and the social and economic conditions and consequences of the government of Juan Manuel José Domingo Ortiz de Rosas, including relations, trade and immigration between the Rio de la Plata, Europe and North America. Possible author, Florencio Varela